The Gallery

This page commemorates our Kennedy Blvd location in Tampa, which has been closed.

Our gallery and event space consisted of 1,500 square feet, divided into four different areas - the House, the Black Box, the Darkroom, and the House of Shadows Market. These areas served different purposes and provide for various experiences.
 

The House

The largest space, the House consisted of our entrance corridor and opens onto the main floor of our gallery, which contained an intimate wooden stage that could support a variety of live performances. The entire space was lit by gallery track lighting and provided the perfect space for small gatherings and intimate performance art.
 

The Black Box

Located in the center of our gallery, the Black Box was a room painted completely black. It functioned as a space for art with dark, sensual themes as well as a small viewing room for videos and short films. The room contained of one long bench for comfortable seating which would be supplemented by additional seating.
 

The Darkroom

The smallest of our spaces, the Darkroom was the home of featured works created by members of the Tampa Bay Society of Photographic Artists. With its tall walls, it immersed the viewer in 360 degrees of beautiful photographic prints and art exhibitions. The room supported only a few standing viewers at a time, making it a solitary, personal space for viewing.
 

House of Shadows Market

Our treasure trove of art products created by local artisans was one of the most unique collections in all of Tampa Bay. Visitors could purchase hand-made products, collectible items, one-of-a-kind works, House of Shadows merchandise, and art from any of the galleries. Artists could also designate our Market as a pickup destination for their work.